Between 1999–2005, Bihar’s districts showed uneven GDP growth, with Patna dominating output while several districts faced volatility.
| Name | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year | string | No | Financial year for which the GDP value or growth rate is recorded. |
| Indicator | categorical | No | Indicates whether the row represents GDP values at current prices or GDP growth rate percentages. |
| Araria | float | No | GDP value or GDP growth rate corresponding to Araria district depending on the indicator. |
| Arwal | float | No | GDP value or GDP growth rate corresponding to Arwal district depending on the indicator. |
Growth rates fluctuated sharply, with some years of high surges (2000–01, 2002–03) and others marked by declines in multiple districts.
The dataset appears structured with consistent formatting across columns and districts. Numeric values represent either GDP values at current prices or percentage growth rates. Some cells may contain missing or blank values depending on the availability of district-level data for certain years.
Regional economic analysis, district-level development monitoring, economic policy planning, research on regional growth disparities, and comparative analysis of district economies within Bihar.
The dataset does not include sector-wise GDP contributions, demographic information, population data, or per capita GDP. The time coverage is limited to the financial years available in the dataset.
The data was likely compiled using district-level economic accounts produced by the state statistical department. GDP estimates are typically calculated using production data, administrative records, and sectoral economic statistics aggregated at the district level.
License: GODL-India — This dataset is licensed for use by the purchasing entity. Refer to the specific license terms for permitted use.
Access Control: Download links are time-limited and single-use. All access is logged for audit purposes.